My top 21 epiphanies, realizations, reluctant admissions, and random thoughts for 2021.

Thank you to all of those on Twitter who’ve made it so maddeningly fun, engaging, and full of misery.

Here they are (plus a few extras, perhaps), in no particular order:
1. In the mind of the tyrant, tyranny is always justified.
2. The past two years of Coronavirus illustrate the religious desire embedded in everyone’s DNA for rescue. For some, it was God, through their immune system. For others, it was Science, through a vaccine. Everyone needs a Savior, atheists included.
3. The last to fight will be the last to surrender. Coercion works almost all the way to the end. Until suddenly it doesn't.
4. Scott Adams is the perfect example of an extremely smart, extremely left-brained thinker. Linear, logic/rational thought is off the scale, but abstract thought falls short—likely why his comics are funny to those who thrive within a corporate environment.
5. Like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk is a rare left-brained thinker with a gift for the abstract. The Asperger-like empathy deficits are necessary for driving people hard. Combine that with right-brained creativity and idea-connecting & you have someone special.
6. The left can’t meme b/c sarcasm only works when actual truth is not the prevailing narrative. Sarcasm requires hunting for an unspoken truth by hearing its inversion.

“Good luck with your vaccines” works better than “Vaccines are bad.”

Give it time—the left will meme again.
7. All change is not growth. All movement is not forward.
8. We are becoming less intelligent. Music is the canary in the coal mine. Loops are growing shorter. The fact I listened to more Hans Zimmer than Arvo Pärt is proof.

9. Inequality is a feature, not a bug. We are all designed differently. Ages, races, genders. Embrace our differences. It’s the Olympics opening ceremony vs. the Apple 1984 commercial. Choose wisely.
10. People re-contextualize what they thought was wrong into being right. They rarely admit being in error but simply reframe their previous wrongness. If debated, they will suggest you didn’t clearly state your case or there was a missing variable neither of you accounted for.
11. You become what you hate. You hate what you become. This is why men fight wars. We must protect the innocence of those who raise and nurture children.
12. The internet has created a generation of people who care deeply about that which they know nothing and know deeply about that for which they care nothing.
13. Men gather. Women distribute. This is why socialism and collectivist mindsets will always thrive within matriarchal cultures.
14. Crazy is often being right, but too early. The difference between prophet and madman is just a matter of timing.
15. The majority of people don’t want to be free. They want freedom, but not the responsibility it requires. This makes the United States a losing value proposition.
16. More data ≠ more rational thought. Just more conviction.
17. World war will be the first true test of cryptocurrencies. Many things break down in global conflict. Pinch points appear in places we didn’t know there were places. We don’t even know how the internet itself will hold up in world war, let alone crypto. Plan accordingly.
18. Christianity is evidently a more important component of stable Western civilization than many give it credit for. Even science and math—institutions we thought to exist beyond human whimsy—are disintegrating before our eyes without it.
19. There are seasons of human existence with conflict that require you to shift your focus. The Sermon on the Mount provides many lessons. So do the Psalms of David. Where are we now? It’s not always both.
20. A matriarchal system is incompatible with Western civilization. The extreme risk-aversion/safety-first mentality works great for seeing children into adulthood. As the top-down model of governance and/or morality, it will destroy nations. Tip of the iceberg right now.
21. Tribes will soon become necessary for those who want to preserve a way of life that runs counter to the world. Start finding your people now.

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Let’s play a game.

The CDC may need to update their website. They have something on there that was once considered common knowledge but is now being questioned.

Let’s point this thing out and see if they remove it.

Ready?
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Optics of what's about to happen there will be just too awful for the rest of the world to see.
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Just a guess.
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The military will need to be pruned as well.

Always happens like this.
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Anyone care to join me?
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The Amish 2.0.

We have to go back.
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I want to explain why so many in government, tech, public health, pharma, and philanthropy are SO dedicated to pushing the coronavirus vaccine, no matter what.

Got a minute?
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Elon Musk recently admitted in his Saturday Night Live appearance that he was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome.

How does his face line up with my Smile Difference theory—which suggests that autism & Asperger's are asymmetrical brainstem injuries?

You may be surprised.

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Here's the entire 17-minute video explaining the Smile Difference if you haven't already seen it. It's fascinating.
Recall that Asperger syndrome is, according to my theory, a right-side brain injury. Like other injuries, your body can sometimes heal from such a thing, causing the effects to be less noticeable over time.
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